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Jun
30
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The Clinical Queries page in PubMed has been redesigned to filter searches by three clinical research areas: Clinical Study Categories, Systematic Reviews, and Medical Genetics. See the NLM Technical Bulletin for more information.
Posted in: News from NLM, Training & Education
Jun
11
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Health Literacy Innovations (HLI), creators of the Health Literacy Advisor (HLA), the nation’s first interactive health literacy software tool, today announced the 1st Annual National Health Literacy Innovator Award — a national competition to award innovators in health literacy. Submissions will be evaluated in three categories: Champion Award: Demonstrated commitment to health literacy in an… Read More »
Posted in: Funding, News From NNLM PNR
Jun
11
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Research shows that just talking about clinician bias in the treatment of patients decreases it (1,2,3). Join us for a one-hour session to learn more: It Ain’t Me! Promoting Awareness of the Impact of Clinician Bias and Stereotyping on Health Disparities, by Jim Anderson, PA-C, ATC, Harborview Medical Center Neurological Surgery and Clinical Faculty, MEDEX… Read More »
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May
05
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Are you planning to attend the Medical Library Association Annual meeting in DC this month? See the NLM Technical Bulletin for a list of NLM events and presentations by NIH, NLM and NN/LM staff. Drop by Booth #115 in the exhibit hall to talk to NLM staff and attend brief update sessions on NLM resources… Read More »
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May
03
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\Wondering what’s going on with LinkOut? Several new LinkOut “Quick Tours” (short videos) have been released, including Library Submission Utility: Entering Online Holdings Information (5 min., March 2010). For a full list of available Quick Tours, see: NLM Distance Education Programs and jump to L for LinkOut. Remember, in the PubMed redesign, LinkOut icons don’t show up in… Read More »
Posted in: Resource Sharing & Document Delivery